Organodynamics	Grant Holland, Apr 25, 2014
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Organodynamic State Space Consider the set of all possible organizations OTRS of S. (Recall, each organization of S is one of the extended topologies that we defined earlier.) This set is called the organodynamic state space of S.	Organodynamics Sample Space (OSS) We can turn this into a sample space by assigning probabilities to each organization OSi in the organodynamics state space of S. Thus, the OSS on S is the organodynamic state space, plus probability assignments for all the states. This is a very large sample space, though finite.
Organodynamic Probability Space (OPS) An organodynamic probability space (OPS) is a probability space whose finite sample space is the set of all possible organizations of an underlying set S. The sample space Ω = some OSS of OTRS. The events F = a sigma-algebra of the OTRS in Ω. The probabilities ρ = probabilities assigned to the OTRS in Ω.

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